Where to sail in an Easterly

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Jas71 > 9 months ago, 31 Jan 2014

Jas71

QLD

384 posts

31 Jan 2014 9:26pm

Well i have saturday off, saturday only then back to work till the end of the month so where do you recommend. I know its not going to be grate, east to east south east and 10 to 15 at best.

tonyd

QLD

400 posts

1 Feb 2014 8:13am

Oatlands

sonic

QLD

756 posts

1 Feb 2014 8:14am

wello or redcliffe

tonyd

QLD

400 posts

1 Feb 2014 9:21am

actually....the pub

tilldark

QLD

275 posts

1 Feb 2014 10:05am

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sonic said..

wello or redcliffe

Hey sonic whereabouts in redcliffe mate? Woody Point?

Surfinfreak

QLD

293 posts

1 Feb 2014 10:26am

I am going to try Queens this arvo.

sonic

QLD

756 posts

1 Feb 2014 11:46am

when i used to live there anywhere past the bridge some lads launch from the park others from the yacht club, be careful low tide though, but yes that area in the estuary.

deejay8204

QLD

557 posts

1 Feb 2014 12:08pm

Queens Beach, at Redcliffe,
Sandstone Point
Bribie Island
Wello
Manly
Pretty much anywhere in a good easterly on a high tide.

JonesySail

QLD

1120 posts

1 Feb 2014 12:34pm

Lake Weyba!

Surfinfreak

QLD

293 posts

1 Feb 2014 5:17pm

Well Redcliffe didn't get enough wind today.

ikw777

QLD

2995 posts

1 Feb 2014 9:55pm

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Surfinfreak said..

Well Redcliffe didn't get enough wind today.

Was good on a big board later on. Had a nice long sail.

Jas71

QLD

384 posts

1 Feb 2014 10:36pm

Thanks all, i stayed on the Gold Coast, 15knts in the morning but slowly dropped through the day

Gestalt

QLD

14722 posts

2 Feb 2014 11:20am

I would have though Currumbin if you are looking for a spot on the goldy.

has anyone sailed there in an easterly?

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